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Nine Dragons Crossing the River
Nine Dragons Crossing the River Plot:
Chen Ye, a mysterious tycoon hiding as an ordinary office worker in the city, has kept the identity of the heir of Nine Dragons Group under wraps. He deals with workplace troubles and protects the gentle heroine Lin Wan every day. When old rivals show up with old grudges, his hidden identity is exposed. He joins forces with his sworn brothers to clear obstacles, regains his rightful business empire, and finally settles down with Lin Wan in the city for a perfect ending.
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